Free SummarizerThe Federalist No. 51
James Madison, February 6, 1788
Madison's answer to why a constitution needs checks and balances at all: because you cannot trust good motives to survive contact with power.
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Madison's answer to why a constitution needs checks and balances at all: because you cannot trust good motives to survive contact with power.
One question determines a startup's strategy: at current growth and spending, do you reach profitability before the money runs out? Most founders cannot answer it, and the ones who ask too late meet the fatal pinch: default dead, plus investors who no longer want to help.
Startups do not take off by themselves; the founders push, by hand. Recruit users one at a time, deliver service that cannot possibly scale yet, and treat the unscalable work as the education that produces the growth that eventually does scale.
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